Dusting off the cobwebs: The status of equal pay for equal work
Although women have come a long way in many regards since the 1960s, there are still long roads to travel especially in the economic ...
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Reviving the U.S. manufacturing sector
Basic manufacturing—however that is now defined—has fallen on hard times in the United States. Much of our manufacturing base has ...
My firsthand account of the Japan earthquake and tsunami
On March 11 at 2:46 pm JST, my officer partner, Sayuri Anderson, and I were in the University of Phoenix office at the Navy ...
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Solving the Al Qaeda riddle
Kevin McGrath’s book, "Confronting Al Qaeda", was published at a fortuitous time. With the 2011 death of Osama bin Laden, the general public continues to seek guidance on the best ways to confront ...
Get entrepreneurial with your job strategies
In an ideal world, everyone would find the job of their dreams: one that aligns with their college coursework and career goals. Everyone has skills, knowledge and abilities — some that have been developed ...
Stretching your ‘benefit dollar’ during the economic crisis
Employer-sponsored tuition assistance programs may be one way that organizations can stretch their benefits dollars during the economic crisis. That is, according to Bundled Value: Working learners' ...
Urgently waiting in India: Dreams, struggles and philosophies for higher education
Although India possesses one of the largest university systems in the world relative to its size (Eastman, 2011), the country still struggles to realize its dreams for higher education. According to ...
SWOT analysis and other strategic staffing tools
One of the most important decisions made by businesses of all sizes is selecting the best candidate for an open position. From a purely financial basis, a review of several surveys shows that replacing an ...
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